[JS] [atoms] Use .textContent instead of .innerHTML in clear() action #11504
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Description
This PR changes atom action clear() to use .textContent attribute instead of .innerHTML to clear the element. One exception is Firefox where it keeps current workaround.
Motivation and Context
This PR is related to issue #11461 . Atom action clear() fails on pages that require Trusted Types as it causes a Trusted Types Sink violation. This can be fixed by reimplementing the same behavior without calling into .innerHTML Trusted Types Sink.
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